Commercial Real Estate
Ohio Mixed-Use Development Proposed for One-Time Negro League Ballpark
The original Cooper Stadium opened in 1932 and was home to the Columbus Blue Birds of the Negro National League during 1933. Continue Reading Ohio Mixed-Use Development Proposed for One-Time Negro League Ballpark
Chicago Bears Face Delay in Plans for New Stadium
The team will need to wait for the first half of 2026 when the Illinois legislature returns to consider the funding support. Continue Reading Chicago Bears Face Delay in Plans for New Stadium
New Report Finds Spike in Commercial Real Estate Foreclosures
California led the states with commercial real estate foreclosures, recording 181 in January. Continue Reading New Report Finds Spike in Commercial Real Estate Foreclosures
London’s BT Tower Sold to Hotel Group
The 620-foot-tall tower was completed in 1964 and was the city’s tallest structure until the opening of the NatWest Tower in 1980. Continue Reading London’s BT Tower Sold to Hotel Group
NY Attorney General Vows to Seize Trump’s Real Estate Assets if He Doesn’t Pay His Trial Fines
“Financial frauds are not victimless crimes,” said Attorney General Letitia James. Continue Reading NY Attorney General Vows to Seize Trump’s Real Estate Assets if He Doesn’t Pay His Trial Fines
Robert Sutherland Named Head of Real Estate at Raymond James’ Canadian Division
Sutherland will oversee and lead the real estate sector for the firm’s investment banking team in Canada. Continue Reading Robert Sutherland Named Head of Real Estate at Raymond James’ Canadian Division
Person of the Week: Hedgeye’s Rob Simone Analyzes the Problems at Medical Properties Trust
“The company has been burning a tremendous amount of cash and it’s been trying to work its way out of this mess,” said Simone. Continue Reading Person of the Week: Hedgeye’s Rob Simone Analyzes the Problems at Medical Properties Trust
U-Haul to Open New Retail and Self-Storage Facility in Rapid City
The property will host a three-story building with more than 80,000 square feet. Continue Reading U-Haul to Open New Retail and Self-Storage Facility in Rapid City
Judge Enacts $364 Million Verdict Against Trump in Real Estate Fraud Case
Judge Arthur Engoron also barred the Trump from serving as an officer or director of any New York corporation for three years. Continue Reading Judge Enacts $364 Million Verdict Against Trump in Real Estate Fraud Case
Hits and Misses for the Real Estate Week of Feb. 12-16
This week’s Hits and Misses considers the MBA chief’s take on Biden housing policies, Toronto mayor’s defense of a massive residential property tax and an unlikely setting for weddings. Continue Reading Hits and Misses for the Real Estate Week of Feb. 12-16
Westfield Sued for Trying to Terminate Lease on NYC’s Fulton Center
Westfield was awarded the operating rights in December 2013 and the hub opened nearly a year later. Continue Reading Westfield Sued for Trying to Terminate Lease on NYC’s Fulton Center
Michael Fritz Joins Dorsey & Whitney as a Partner in the Real Estate Group
Fritz’s practice focuses on commercial real estate and capital market transactions, as well as general corporate counseling. Continue Reading Michael Fritz Joins Dorsey & Whitney as a Partner in the Real Estate Group














